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Training Consultant and Corporate Coach, Martin Faiers, provides some advice for an employee who has returned from maternity leave and is struggling with negative feelings and high anxiety levels in a workplace which has undergone a lot of change during her absence.
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Author, trainer and coach Dr Chris Johnstone helps a reader who is feeling nervous about their job security by suggesting 2 practices that he uses in his resilience training.
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Training and Development specialist, Sue Butterfield, gives some motivational tips to a reader who is struggling with both changes within their organisation and receiving little feedback from their customers.
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Executive Coach and HR Specialist on Employee Wellbeing, Sara Rawstron, helps a reader to consider all his options following a bereavement which led him to reassess his role at work and the demands it places on him.
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Organisational consultant and coach, Fiona McLaren considers office banter & offers practical advice on how to create a pleasant workplace without allowing your workforce to overstep the mark.
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In Equilibrium trainer Karen Barr, offers some clear, practical advice to a reader who has asked for some help regarding the effect their personal commitments and demands are having on their relationships in the workplace
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Some practical advice for our reader whose management style is under question from their team – abrupt, dismissive or aggressive, they are appalled they might be considered a bully and want to make changes.
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In Equilibrium consultant Sue Butterfield answers a question from a reader who wants to know more about the concept of mindfulness.
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Trainer Louise Overy offers some practical advice to improve our reader’s wellness as they find the organisation required at this time of year is almost overwhelming at both work and home.
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This ask the expert article offers some food for thought and resilience tips to our reader who is worried they may not see eye to eye with a future boss’s management style.
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